Wellbeing, longevity, and the case for investing in founders before they break.
Regenerative entrepreneurship — deliberate and emergent strategy for the way you actually build.
Presence, intelligence, and what it means to lead when technology reshapes everything.
Movement, embodiment, and the practice of showing up as yourself.
Wellbeing, longevity, and the case for investing in founders before they break.
Regenerative entrepreneurship — deliberate and emergent strategy for the way you actually build.
Presence, intelligence, and what it means to lead when technology reshapes everything.
Movement, embodiment, and the practice of showing up as yourself.
I bridge worlds that take some skill to combine — wellness and capital, innovation and humanity, ambition and regenerative systems.
I left Google in 2017 because I could see what AI was going to ask of us, and I wanted to be building at that edge rather than inside it. Since then I've founded four companies, two of them venture-backed in brain and mental health, led partnerships and marketing at Headspace, and supported 20+ founders, VCs, and entrepreneurial leaders as a consultant, coach, and advisor.
By training, I'm a Yale sociologist, entrepreneur, and embodiment practitioner with 20 years of experience.
Today I run Dolce Vita Ventures, a small boutique that helps purpose-driven investors, executive communities, and founders bring new businesses and programs to life.
My work sits at the intersection of human vitality, strategic design, and systems change. I genuinely believe the body is a site of intelligence that most leadership models leave completely untapped.
I navigate my career intuitively and emergently, attuned to what's happening in the world, in culture, within our bodies, and within business.
If you're building a conference, retreat, portfolio day, or founder program — reach out directly.
